--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, petegorsky@... wrote: > > Steve - I'm sure you're going to get a lot of different and probably conflicting > advice on your > situation. Part of the answer would depend on how involved you're willing to > get with the technical > end of things. For example, without knowing more, it's hard to tell whether the > problem lies with > your file or with your printing approach. If you don't have a good monitor that > is calibrated well, you > may have problems with the file you're trying to print that aren't going to be > visible. On the other > hand, if you trust the monitor image, it's time to start experimenting with the > different settings > available to you with whatever driver you're going to use to make your prints, > whether as RGB or > Grayscale files. > > If you provide more information about your approach, you'll get more specific > advice, but there is > ultimately nothing like trial and error to really learn this stuff! > > Stephen Petegorsky > Stephen, yes, my monitor is calibrated, this issue occurs only on prints with dark, featureless skies. Could this be a result of over inking?
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Re: [Digital BW] Dark skies and Dmax
2007-08-06 by SteveZ
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